Pronunciation: /friːˈθɪŋkɪŋ/
noun the act of forming opinions, beliefs, or judgments independently of authority or tradition
A1 Freethinking is the ability to form opinions independently.
A2 She encouraged her students to engage in freethinking and express their own ideas.
B1 Freethinking is often seen as a valuable trait in creative industries.
B2 The author's freethinking approach to storytelling sets him apart from other writers.
C1 His freethinking philosophy challenged traditional beliefs and sparked intellectual debates.
C2 The scientist's freethinking mindset led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of quantum physics.
adjective characterized by or supporting the practice of forming opinions, beliefs, or judgments independently of authority or tradition
A1 She is a freethinking individual who enjoys exploring new ideas.
A2 The freethinking teacher encouraged her students to think for themselves.
B1 The company values freethinking employees who can come up with innovative solutions.
B2 His freethinking approach to problem-solving led to great success in his career.
C1 The artist's freethinking style challenged traditional norms and inspired others.
C2 Freethinking philosophers throughout history have questioned established beliefs and ideologies.
formal Freethinking individuals often challenge conventional beliefs and norms.
informal I admire people who are freethinking and open-minded.
slang She's a real freethinker, always questioning everything.
figurative His freethinking spirit soared like a bird in the sky, unbound by societal constraints.
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